I’ve been with my boyfriend for 11 months, but my family says they still need time to move on from my ex.

We follow each other. I think he’s cute. Now I just need an opening message that I can bear to send.

We met while preparing to join the military. Now we talk every day, but she’s leaving for the Air Force and I’m headed for the Coast Guard.

Six months after flirtatious texts with one coworker, my boyfriend wants to drive another to work. I said no, and now he’s upset.

My fiancée sees a close friendship forming with her coworker. I trust her, but I’m less sure what he wants from all those messages.

He said his previous relationships became exclusive without a conversation. Asking him directly seemed to make things considerably less simple.

Two good dates, a kiss, and an invitation to his place. I like him—but I’m still working out how to say I may not be ready for sex.

A Halloween dance felt promising. Then my friend offered to connect us, and an unanswered date invitation made me question the whole evening.

We talked easily for nearly four hours. The goodbye hug was harder to read, and I’m still unsure whether I want a second date.